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Geological map, colour lithograph, N part only, Geological Map of England and Wales, scale about 18 miles to 1 inch, published by G W Bacon and Co, Strand, London, 1895.
Sheet 99 from the Commercial and Library Atlas of the British Isles from the Ordnance Survey.
Geological areas are delimited by a fine dotted line. The colouring does not distinguish all of these, for instance - the Shap Granite is coloured as part of the Carboniferous limestone; the Coniston Limestone series is not shown at all. The bottom of the stratigraphical column has Cambrian then Silurian, no Ordovician which had been introduced several decades before.
   Bacon 1895
map feature (from N sheet only):- piano key border & up is N & scale line & lat and long scales & sea plain & coast line & rivers & lakes & settlements & roads & railways & canals & geology & stratigraphical column
inscription:- printed upper left
GEOLOGICAL / MAP OF / ENGLAND AND WALES
inscription:- printed bottom
GEOLOGICAL ENGLAND NORTH SHEET
inscription:- printed with scale line
Scale of Miles
scale line:- 50+5 miles = 80.7 mm
wxh, sheet:- 53.5x34cm
wxh, map:- 511x315mm
scale:- 1 to 1100000 ? (1 to 1096827 from scale line)
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